The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-20 00:00:00

From the L'Olki Daly GAZETTE, parch 18, 1809 Y Y •• • • At Ole COrt 'at the Queen's Palace, 1116 15111 . 01 March, 1809; . * • P . el en t; • the King's most .Ecellent • wi'my in • Council. Ilia MAjesty, in Council, ‘va , , this Day pleasel to appoint . John Mytten, of Penylan, Esq.4o be Sheriff 'of the Cotinty of Montgomery,' in the room of Tho ..'mas Edwards, of TrefnanC, Esq. And Willizjn Griffith, of Bodegrees, Esq. to be 'Sheriff of the County of Carnarvon, in the room of . Thomas Parry : Jones Parry, of Madryn, Oink/tall, Alui•c4 1 . 8, 1809. The King has betgi • pleaSed to grant to the rev. William Carey, Maar. in Divinity, the places and dignity ail Prebendaty of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, Westi . ninster, void by the-promotion of. Do.'tof Walker Khig to the see of Rochester. War.Officr, March tB, dog. 211 Regiment of Lite-Guards, K. M. Clay,' Cent. to he Conier and Sub:Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Langley, who retires. 4111 Kir a :jou:tit of Dragoon Guards, Thomas Hutton, r, lobe Cornet, by purchase; vice IVarrcii, promoted. Id Regiment ut Dr., ,owns, Buiturd, Esti. to be pay- Mastrr, vice Cowan, w ho resignS. 6th lregiment of Dragoons, Hospital-1 , 1 ate William Henry Ricketts to be A ssistaiit-Surgeoti. 9 i , „y s .nient of Light Dragoons, Brevet, Lieutenant- Col. Chabot, train 11.111-puy iir the 24111 Lioit Dra goons, to be 'Major, vice Ellice, who exchanges. tato 1,i.10, l ulll I Sir h. fiat. frown the: 23d Light Dragoon,, to. he Lieutenant, by Akuiichase, vice Bowen, footnoted in the 4111 West; India regment. 15th Ditto, pi:tut:nail' Martin Williams 440'4 Captain of a troop, vice 114. Net, deceased. 2- . )111 Ditto. Ca; taut H. K. C. Stapylton, trom the Chas. seuas i•tiranniq its, to be Captain 01.1 troop, vice Arbuth not, who excluivs. 23ti Ditto, F.sq. to be Paymaster, vice Burford, appointed to the ad Diegoons. Coldstream itegionnit 01 Foot Guards, Gentleman cadet George Harvey Percival, of the Royal Military College, to hz Ensign, by purchase, vice IVaipole, promoted. 4th Regiment of I. out, Lieutenant David S. Craig to be Caputo, 01 ii company, without purcitase, vice Oliver. promoted on the tortugal. Ensign Fratici Le lit uac to be Lieutenant, vice Craig George. Henry Hearn, Gent, to be4usign, vice Le Dhow. goat Ditto, Li.utenlatt Peter Guevc to he Captain, of a Company, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted on the stadia Portugal % zit ) Moto, Lientenatit Charles Calvert, Icoiz the Wexford Militia, to be Ensign. titli Ditto, Ensign Mogan Hiteerinan, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Marion,. promoted. Wiloatn Woods, Gent. to be hnsrgat, without purchase, vice Black, pm. nioted in the 54111 toot. Richard A tiro, Gent. to te En sign, without lam:hate, vice Hatlet'ttlaei. tttli Ditto, Christopher latterly, Gent. to _be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stuart, wino resige,s. sgtt. Ditto, Ensign lames Kr ox, from the 32,d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, viceGard..er, Wilt) retir.:S. 2 1 ' 1 1)1110 t Second I,ieutenant Lynch Quin to be First Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice (Pbrien, superseded. 23i1 Ditto, Second Lieutenant Turner, to bo First I teutenant without purchase, 3ist I , itio, Lieutenant hainuel Boyce, frOrn the Wexford Militia, to be Ensign. 32d Ditto, Ensign {ohs Mouton to 10 Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Grundy, promoted. Henry Quill, tent. to be Ensign, vice Lieutenant David Davies to be Adjutant, vice Grundy, promoted. 34th Onto, iienry Ulan. to du Ensign, without pur. aim:, vice flay, promoted. 42(t Ditto, iSeitilein P.l'Dougal, Cent. to be' Ensign, with. our purchase, vice Burnett, promoted hi the sith Poor. 43/ 1 Ditto, Ensign George lacksolt, to be Lieutettain, out purchase. • Ensign George to be ditto. lohu Cooke, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Jackson. John Mont. (..;crit. to be .' Holmes. ' 44th kcgrrnent of Foot. Robert Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice thirriott, al,poisocd to the Royal Stall Corps. 52d Ditto, Cosign CharleS Paget to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Napier prontuted in the Chassetirs Bri tanniques. Charles Wood, ("eta, to be Ensign, vice Paget. 54111 Ditto, Lieutenant --- Blackman to be Captain of • a Company, -vice Hutton, deceased. Lieutenant •Walter C'rurtoti to be • Captain of a Company,' vice Ardnitt, deceased. Ensign Al; :antler Burnett.. from the 4213 Foot, to be .Lieutenalit, vice tilacii.inan. 'Ensign Humphrey Black., from the Isth toot, to be Lieutenant,, ViceiCrotton. 6,id Ditto, Captain balm Erankland to be Major, •by pur. chase, vice Tuttiell, who mires. '67th Ditto, Robert Saunders, Geo, to be Ensign, without p'.:;,:lwse, vice Hall, promoted in the 26111 toot. 69rit lOlin Coppirty,er, Geot.. to be Ensign, by pur ch t, vice NVEgan, who retires. 73n Littu, C:,ptain Loltui ()wen ; from the Nova Scotia Fen. to be Captain of.a Company, without purchase,vice; tr;cru s, appointed to the 66th Poor. 7601 Ditto, I...nsignl.lt, Stevenson to be Lieutenant, vice Macleod, de, eased. . • 79th Ditto, Ensign Ja'rues laser to be l.ieutenant, vice, Rule, deceased. Voluoteer Ewen Caincreii to be Ensign, vice 1' riser. £3d Y)itto, Lieutertltitt Henry Letoller, .from the 'Wexford Militia, to he EtiSign. • 870 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles ,Lucas Bell to be Captain of a Cornpany, without purchase, vice Doyle, promoted on the Stairin Portugal. Ensign Adam Rogers to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice Gully, promoted. sign Almintfer Napper to be Lieutenant, vice Bell. Wil liam Vi". Lampltier, Gent, to he Ensign,' vice itOgel3. Kohert O'Bree, Gent. t., be Ensign, vice Napper. vitt Ditto, Second Lieutenatit -- Cochran to be 'First Witliunt vice Crone, promoted in the 7jci toot. 'Royal Stan Corps, Ensign Thomas Harriott, from the .14th I sot, to llc Ensign, without pUri;ilalle,, vice Lailigi why tesigtis. • Chassetirs Critannietues, - Captain ;Arbuthnot, from the Vali • Li g ht Dragoons, tp be Captain oft Company, vice Stapyl ' too, who excitangea. n o y,4 Regiment of Malta, Captain Wm. Cowell to tielta. jot', vice Hamill, deceased. Ensign I. H. buduicr, to be i.icutenant, vice Arena, deceased: STAFF. - • - - - ajor Robert Ellice, on the Halt . ..pay of the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Deputy Adjutant4;ei , eral to tae Forces strung in Canada, (with - the Rank oiLictitenaitt-Colonel in tin: Maly) vice Lieutcrwit-Colonel Cliitot, who rep 'Royal • Manx Fentilblet,, Lieutenant Colonel Lord larne*, Murray to be •Colcorl, with temporary Rank in the Ar my, Nlajur Robert bteuert to be Liculcuint-Colunci, vice Lord !attics Murniy. Captain Cxwr robin to be Nlajor, vice 6tettArt. Lieutenant flew) , W hitesate to be Captain ,of a Coini)4o, Vice Robert to, be ditto, 1 haunts Scutt . , .Esq. to be ditto.' To be Lientenants, • •-• • rusign William Kew ley, vica. Wltitoide. Adjutant fumes Man:tit:ld, Viet sava4c, who resigns. linbi6ri Attn. Cal,- low, viLe Ensign fulin Llewellyn. To bt li nsi gns, Wm. Cubbon, Gent. vice gcwity. Wm. Genesee, vice callow. : l ame* litainett„. cent, hi,:e Llewellyn. Ker.- m u t t Joan Corlett. Etratuin in the Gazette of the 4th March, 0109" 7th West India itegityent. For lohn Andrcwa, C;ect. to be Ensipt, vice Salmon, read, foacph Anderton, Gent. to buiign, vice Salmon. • •,:enitylissions.in the !Ottolk Militia, figilat by the 7. o rd tabtern Itcgiittent. jjeutentint Satttuil Russell :to I . le Captain. vice Lange, re sigth..4. who Mayes, Gent. to be Unbign, vice Nary, re. dated March 2, skt. Cuminissions in the Wiltshire Yeomanry CavAry, signed by' the Luril Lieutenant. To be Cornets, . _ _ Codringtan. Crnt. vice Cs'suve . , resigns:kl, dated ran. . , 24 iBog. lohh Caner, Cent,• vide toive..i, deceased, dated I rb, 6, 0309. John Grove, Gent. Vice Sir 1, l'ackington, resigned, 41.1ted May 11,- tBnB.. Mawny Tugwell, Gent, vice Clutterbtlek res4;nrd, thited ). BANKRUPTCIES . ENLARGED. Ceorge Willis, of Bath, cahinet.rnaker, May 6, at eleven, at the Cluistoplief Inn and :Covert), Haar. BANKRUPi S. Thothas Draper, of the City-ro:M, Shoreditch, Middlesex, surgeon And. apothecary, to Furtendur ithrch 25, $5,. and April 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Devonsnire-street, gate-st e,q; William Williams, of %;Vapping, Middlesex,• and' of Wey . bridge, Surrey . , soap-boriers, March 21, April and 22, at one, at.Guildliall. • Attorney, Mr; AdaMs, Old )every. form' Houtisam, of Fleet -street, ',London, linen-drapet,! Mardi 21, April 8, and 29, at eleveit,'at Guildhall. , At.. torney, Mr Foss, Essex street, Strand. William IValie, of Spital ! so.oare, London, silk-weaver, March 21, 28, and April zy, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. tnrney, Mr. Berry, thickluisbury. David Wilde, of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Flannel-ina nulacturer, March 31, April 1, and 29, at eleveir, at ihe liCileS Head Inn, Newtown. A ttornses,. Mr, Digs, Hatton- Garden, London ; Or Mr. Marsh, Llandilocs. David Whitervarsh, 01 Brbkenhurst, Hams, shopkeeper, March 21, 28, and A pril 29, at eleven, at Guiltinall. At tonnes, Messrs. Reardon Davis, durbett-court, Craig:- church-street, .4ondon. Di7.IDENDS. April iS. Christian Schindler, of Ilartlett's-buildings, Hui. boni, Loliklon,lnerchant, at ten, ;.:t Guildhall. April to. bourn Christopher Pander, of hlanchcster, mer chant, at two, at toe Bridgewater Arms, Nlanctiester. April it. 101111 Beach, of Birmingham, button•urtaicer, at eleven, a t toe Bull's Head, Birmingham. April ii. lohn Magee and Daniel Ivl‘Nulty, of Oxford street Middlesex, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall. April ii. George Scott, of Upper Thames-street, LOntion, • grocer and tea ,scaler, at elevet., at Guildhall. liprd tI. *lti..:ilard Garland liriant of the Namories, London, outeher, at eleven, gat Guildlialt. March all. folio Finney, ot• Aldermanbury, London, mer caantp, at ten, at Guildhall. April 6. Edmund Banton, late of Lancaster, merchant, at five, at the New Inn, Lancaster. • April ►2. Rupert Marr, ot• Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at the Commerciat inn, Lancaster. April 21. Nathaniel M . Kilight, Samuel 114'Knight, and )(Ain M'Neillie b ot Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Liverpool. April 21. Joshua Watts, of Whitecross-strut,. Middles: x, grocer, at eleven,. at April aa. William West and Thomas Hughes, of Paternos ter-row, London, booksellers, at ten, at Guildhall. April 12. John Gottlob Wcrninck, of Plymouth-Dock, merchant, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Uhl Town, Ply May to. Thomas Godden, of Maidstone, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. RTIFICATES. April 8. William Parson Meeker, of 13asinghall.street, Lon. __ don, merdianr. George fidwnrr , late of Cambridge-heath, Middlesex, stock. broker. Daniel I leeley, of Birmingham, tailor. luteph‘Pirnblott, of MACUlcsfirid. Cheshire, grocer; Laurence Wilhain , t, late of Nicholaii.lhne, Chrapside, Lan non, merchant. ►.ow or late of Liverpool, master-mariner. Stephen tun', of CmAchill, count) at Nouthampten, tanner. Witlrma lluitcher, of Birmingham, toy-maker. PARI'IVA HIPS DIS4OI.KIIO. T. Waterhouse and W. H. Lightfoot, Birmingham, platers* S. Ashton, and Ch. Manchester. W. Wragg and Co. Pleasley Works, Dcrhyshire, . cotton. spinners. T. flunton and C: Dent, 'Richmond, Yorkshire, linen anti %vuol len-drapers. C. Nunn andli. N unto, Cheapsi4e, , warehousemen. W. • Lane and A, K. N ewman , Lea,..lClill4 I -St feCt, book sellers. j. My ref; and,Co.. 13Iackburne, Lancashire, cotton-dealers. 1 1 , icx, Loud,. and„cu. square, piano.iortc mkers. M. , OppenheiM and 11, Oppenheini, Mahsel-strcet,lGood matfel-tivids, men:ham.. G. and C. T. Phillips. path, llarnett and 1.. Mo.. 1. ttxu.4-.,:tr.!et, 111uunisbtay, glass and chitnitnen. William teen, chaporan, I lorwich, and Thomas W inglield, cutton-manutActurers, Lancashire. U. Guntmer, jun. and Win. P. Guininer, Undpurt, not, linty, and twine nianaraeturers. I. cu1t:1444 anti T. Clarke, helper, Derbyshire, .and Marisigid. Nyttingliamshire, mercer. Fl. lituuk NA Wiry, Iluddttsti::lc,i, Yorkshire, merchants. C. lieyauldti M. Gratin, Little liridjw-street, friars, japa.. , ners. ROmicii, 1. Bridge, E. W. Rundell, A. Dc CAIX, Ru. pert-street, Haymaker, dealerb ru cl,cii... J. Roberts and Cu.. Urinal, 4:0111111011 .[This Gazette contains an Order in Council, dated the t sth fur the further suspension ot two Adapt the of the King, as to duties 'on certain , articles the produce of triendly Countries, or coining trout Ports or in Ships in amity with Great Dritiiin.. As also an Order, dateti, the for per mitting the iinportation into Gri:Jt •:': hides, horns, tallow, .wool, goau-skins, mil other articles in toreirit Ships, on paying the smile dimes as if imported in Briti s h Snips, until three months alter the ratification tit a delinative Tri;.ity ot: Peace . *!, SINOVIAIt hiPEACITIMEN,T.- . -The New Ycirk Ga zette of thelith ult. by the last conveyance,' contains the following article A Gentleman lately present at the Council of the Cherokee Nation, has transmitted the following curious detail of the impeachment of their Ring and two. Chiefs. " lam jinit returned from the. garrison of Highwassei where, in addition to the politeness' 1 experienced from the Officers, t w;ts ygra tified by being present at .the distribution . 0t the an nuity given to the Cherokee •Indians, agreeably .to the Treaty with the United Statei.---There were nearly 1000 of the Chiefs and Warriors assembled on this occasion, adorned.with all the pomp of sa vagc greatness. Being present at .otsu- of theiceoutl.,: oils, their king and two of their principal Chiefs .were 'accused of treachery to. the nation. Thp ,Sachems and ellielS were all seated with solemn gravity,' whilst the Wi4rriors stood ‘v ith composure. around. The charges were read in English, and re peated in sentences by an .Indian interpreter - , who stood. in the centre of the circle. The result was, that alter an animated debate, the king and chiefs . were deposed and, declared unlit to hold 'any office in the nation hereafter. When the sentence was pronounced,- the 'King arose 'with all the dignity of Aborigine majevty, 'and declared his aerjuiescence with a farce of expression and vehemence of gesture' which astonished are. He concluded (as the inter preter informed me) by saying, I have led you to batiloatul to idury-1 have grewn old in your ser .vice and have now learned that ingratitude is not peculiar. to the Asth,ites and the man is yet unborn, prhaps w 4 ill never come into. ex i s t ence , w h o can give gew ititialailiou to the Ch9ckee Nation." If IP NE la. CRAVIESL . IIO, MARCH 17. Passed by—the Ainalaclutia, Montana, from Gijon. Saitett— the Surrey, and the pevutishire, for the I::4st Indies ; Itcrijamin anti Nant.y, Foley, toe Senegal I Hazard, Model l, tor Guernsey ; Grate, Ditehbuin, for Cork ; Matchless, •Clarence, and the Nom Cohn, tOr Hayti. LONDON : ioted by .RI CI IA RD 'HARRIS, of No: 4, hlatlett.coutt, Bow.jiturf; and At the Su:N.OEIILT, NQ, I le, Strinid ; where ildvertisments, Orders 3'017k ASSIZES. The following Prisoners have taken.thvir Trials,'viz. • Francis Farren, aged 37, of Dalton, in the West Riding, labourer, for entering the dwelling-house of James . Kaye, °Matron', aforesaid, clothier, and car rying away.one beaver fur hat, and. one silsr4r watch and metal key, the property of ..the said James Kaye. Guilty=—Death John Cockcroft, aged 43, for Uttering at Halifax, a forged note, .Purßgrting to be a Bank. of EngLud note for one pot. 4s—quilt?j—Deulli. Piancis Pickering, aged 28, of Spaldington, in the East Riding, labourer, fOr stealing two silver spoons and one plated tea-tongs, the property of Shepher don Brown, of Howden, in the said Riding ; and 'for stealing one pair of `Aloes, the property .of Her b,2rt Matthew, of Hialme, in the said Riding.-- Guilty. Epipli. Spencer (aged 37), for having - nogotiateJ and paid a.bill, appearing. to b e alßankaof England 'bill for one pound, and which mils a forged Bill Guilty.. • • .George Nicholson (aged bG), of Welborn, in the North Riding, carpenter, for carrying. away . from a 'field of Thomas Blanchard, of Bultner, eleven geese. • • .Jekn Shields (aged Q 7), of Sheriff-Hutton; in the North RLding, labourer, fOr hiving stolen from a tick! in•the occupation ofThomas Blanchard, elev4l geese.—Guilty. It ri. oCfn 118 . . (aged 33), of Ripon, in the West Ridiug,• wheel wright,„ for takirig away a great coat, 'the property William Clenniltaw, of Wetherby.— ' Guilty.. William "Mickel', (aged 31) of Sheffield, cutler, for carrying away from a drawel in a counting-house in Worsbwough, the lock of which , drawer was forced, one five guinea Dote of the Boston bank, payable. in London, one five ,pound note of the Lin cola bank, payable it] London 'tour guinea notes of Townend and Rishworth's banks, Wakefield ; one pound note of the bank of England ; and from a box in the sail Counting-house, two silk handker chiefs In the state Alley came from The' shop, upwards of 41. worth of copper, a, canvas bag, one pair. of. worsted stoCkings, two neckhandkerchiefs, and di vers other articles, the property of Francis Ed munds, Esq. of WorsbOrough aforesaid.—Grillty. • Janes .Marshall (aged 29) of gradford, stay maker, for having stolen from oil' the waggon of William Cockerharn, eight pieces of worsted figured lastiogs. He also stands charged with several other thefts.— Pleaded Guilty to two indiaments. John Crabtree (aged: 31), of- Horton, in the' West Riding, labourer; Henry' Greenwood (*), and John Manly (25), both of Bartonford, in the coun:y of Lancaster, labourers, for stealing from an out-house of David Smith, at Horton aforesaid,. se veral pieces of calico.—Crabtree Guilty—Green- . wood and Manley Acquitted. • • Sarah. Fawcett (aged 35), of Knaresborong'l, in -the West-Riding, single woman, for murdering a female bastard child, and secreting the same.-44c , quitted. Robert Grimston (aged 48), of Bishap4lonk!on, -in the County of York, linen-weaver, .for stealing certain goods belonging to Win. Chaytor and John llrcare, Eqrs.—Acquitied. Podam, tor horierstealing.—Acqyie! e d. David Miller. (aged-;30), of WalC4field, in the -West Itidiog, watertnan, for having set tire ,to some corn stacks, situate at DiOcar, in the township of Crigglestorie, the property of Alessr:i. flu!.::iworth and Co. of 'Wakefield.—No Bill found; EIRMS. On the 9th int. at Lord DentLas's, in' Arlington.streer, tilt:. I Loh. Mrs. Wllliam Wharton, wile o`t the itcy, ti illiata W h.tt ton, ot a SC4I. On WedllStilly last, M. ' tavell, at Grove-hill, Cam berwell, or a SOGLI . On Thuriday Morning lait. the Lady ot the lion. Colo. net Nlacdoriald, at 1n. , ; huit•..t: at Notting-bib, tleal li . .l:::ttr;- ton, ot a Son. (in *Fridttjt,- Mrs. 1)o LiOe, olnevoniiiire-square, of a .Daughter. . . On Saturday morning, in New Nurfolk.iireet, ttr.-. Lady of A. W Ituharts, Lt.q. 01 a btall-b.an On Oil iyth inst. in taw Lady,..o* Rey. Robot Twips, W. a ,4011. • • 112/IRRIED. On the i6th inst. atExinotith, Devonshire, Ralph Rice, .Esq. Barrister at l,aw, to. Miss. Rourke, daughter of 'Ed. mood Rourke, on 'Thursday morning, at Mary.le•honne Church, Cap. iain Woodley Losack, of the Royal Navy, to Nliss Gordon, only daughter of the late George Gordon, Esq. tht Saturday wonting last, Captain Gusselin, of the Royal 'Navy, , to flits liadsley, eldest daughter at the late I. R - , Hadaley, ut Ware Priory, Heirs. On Saturday .sennigtit, at the Chapel, in Winclietzr 41ouse. Chelsea, the Rey. Charles Augustus North, third son of the Lott liWitll) of W iIICIIC:;thr, to Bliss Raeltael tar vis, second daughterof •Thona4s krvis, Esq. tt.:ce.tsed, late of Laveratoke-liouse, 11apt4., • t 4 •Oa Friday , the• tyt _it at Brighton, the 71et year o!' her age, Frances, rrl# 3 / 4 14 Stepi cu $0.1111C,, Esq. auci sister to the lac Lord Nevilltrodxl). • On the sth inst.. Airs. Munn, of Blackheath. On Thursday evening, .illrs. Steward, of Dean's-yard, Westininster. The same day, at her house in Upper Wimpolc-street, Lady Dorothy Fitzwilliarrf. On Thursday last, at Great Bradley, in Suflblk, the Rev. Mr. Creek, 'who has been Schoolmaster these 87 years, WS been blind ao, and was in his il lth year. Saturdry last, Ann Westley, daughter of Mr. R. H. Westley, Bookseller; ]Strand. The s.inte day, attera,severe illness, the wife of Mr. Hay ter, of' old Cavendish.strett. ' • On Saturday se'nnight, at his tesitienceatilampton, in the 'County of Alexander Hamilton, Esti: aged 44, eldest son of the late Hun. Limon Hamilton. On Monday morning, 'at Clapton, iu the. 7 ist year of las age, George Downing, Esq. many years Surgeon in that . • On the 5111 inst. at Hinckley, after s painful illness. Wil liatn 1 1 :anent Stapleton, second son of Major-General Staple ton, and nephew 01 Lord Le l)espeneer. The-Sallie day, Mrs. Rogers, wife of Captain Rogers, Of Almon Ludo, near Helstint, Cornwall, clauptltter or the late Major Oldham,. of the East-lticha Company's Service:, and lune to W tlitatn Oldham, Esq. or Leicest&r. Liddy, at an advanced age, the Rey. Nicholas Vere, Rec. for of U pilule, in Devon. At her hothe in Beincr's•street, after a long and painful illness, the Lady of T. neuters Plestow, Esq. A' It IL'E 0 t. 57 OCAS SATU RDA Y. India Stock, shut I tntil4 itonds, Ss. 9s. 73. pr.. ;Id Anil. shut chtli. pith,. Bs. 96. pr. Ditto Fundubie, 75. ES. pr. Impuriat Aim. 7 9-I6thb a toy iztli Al4ll, 67 MIC ER SCRI P South :• he Edithr, ~~taf-~ 1 t.; ut. Sank . Stork, shut Navy s per t:erit• 97 t Irish s per Cent. shut 4 Per Left.sltut per Cent. Hot shut 3 per Cent., Con. 674 liank L. Anti..shut Published by Wtl.l.t Aft A R Ltr ttie Paper, Letters. for II fl'hi,s Day was publish d, .ita. price tzs. in boards, A N ESSAY on the variottsOrders crf LOGA- L ttUramic TRANSCENIIANTS4 - with an telitiry into their cativa4 to the Integral Cal,cu is and the auto- illation of Series-. By WILLIAM SPENCE. London:: Printoltor folin Murr4y,:io,l CmistAic, 'hinter. Park, gin:? !lower, Ler.don ; and ATchibald Cotistabic, and gdinburgh. IN the exclo.ive Trt.attitent of VENEREAL 1 COMP LAI NTI, And .0•E•BI [ATV, Messrs. and .Co. tir . .tst,th4Vatiintleglity of their , C.ontly.et, the itiVto lable szacck: WhiMi they oMtiys ohseivu:. and"the Aipatiority of , skirl which must bii - Attaineci oy cchnerlitr•raNl -of Practice to one Branch, wilt aiflard to theca awiltinuatiteoe pubic confidence. They asstlfiv,e no shirrs to superior. merit. except that which might be equally acquired by any other • AI einhet s of the Colleges at . SurgecnS or Ph 3 corifining their Prac tice to one class of l)ifease. A laiplitin train the Crtilacof Surgeons in London, and Testritutnia's s tr , :nt the most crni... neat Physicians and Learners ut regular edacation. and assi dttous attention to the studies of every braiti,ll ot• their Pro:- lesson, are open to .he inspection of any in.rofer, and co:1- ititdte a fair ground fiat the unprecedented saLcess Nt II V. hieh they have hitherto been so Itt ieccnt Cases'of the VENE RBA DISEASE the Cure is almost instantly completed without pain..., 1n the "t'" eoippn,Atea stages, Where other l'nititi , fners have failed, they, ott'r a.safe and permanent re- cstabltshinenr. In those distressing dtteicricies whicl: are carv , ert by a se- . • trct solitaryliaint, or . t.ty too lunch in.;.ilgence in ttie rasa 01 ,. ‘A•-•niis or Isarettris,, even in the rho td..;).ori,V,:ticstages at Pi - . biljty, a proper persevergne' in their ['lan, ensures to the 4"-.9,•it iesturatioit to yi..;orous No. 24, A ranitt-1. strut . , &raw!, near I'ollWe-hr. til-sneer 3ri . 1 , 4.13. 'fhtte i$ in on..tittonAt Etitrancein ty oilun4.--P2tic;?:.., in the Country, inelosing :a. Tsvc . Pogiufl. Note, are ru 4 tmote,l to spt , .:Ji . v tlwir Ase, . 111 j , ":"" 1.11449 ;: j &G. • RENOVATED HEALPI. IT has been too frequently the subj a inst and general reprobation, that.tuen destititte of elratt the medical art have bflefea Cal:ilia - 41.1S lot. public patronage in the profession ofpttysic. sir the purposa oldoing justice to rho result of our studies anti ex ; , erience , an d to prevent us from being classed ananit; those etripiti‘s V*ltato of Imprudent pretensions,have, troturtunalely'Nr bed ufavourably teeeived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened: a faithful statement of our ptt(YUlts af:••• ttuirements. After !vying received a regular medical ethics' two as the pupils of ftlessrs. G Mitred and Wizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, ats prciessors and *surgeons of the London flospiral • we entered ourselves as StUdtiUS in trait justly celebrated school for MULikal acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were ins:tut : NJ .in the dilterent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory end practice of physic, che m istiy, midwifery, botany, Acc. eiN 4 by those, eminent professors, Drs. Mount, Gregory, lllact. Hamilton, Duncan and Ruthertord. We trust we shall WA be deemed presumptuous in saying that our peoricieneY• ani acquirements are liar inconsiderable. Having tor a loot; serifs of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object of our studies and pradice , it will, we hope, be allowed that s:e have acquircit superior knowledge of their tre a tinenr and 'cure. .In s light and recent cases ot inteelkat a 'perfect re-establishment is completej 1 " the'short period of. two days ;' and in•those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed ot succeist a proper perseverance in (Jur plan ut treatment ensures ts) th s patient a salt: and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which, small effeets of a habit king and most unhappily pursitedllY youth of both sexes, acre arc none more alarmingOt Mow distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which tt fluently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To sum petseits it must be a consolation to know that the niay to ttoTto _by a new t and infallible mode ottreattnent, be resto y red that gteOtebt of all human blessino, a stronK, manly, .rill aut constitution. .1n all cases oL debility, from whate cet cause arising, as welt as in every species of venereal in leet i° l. l we may he consulted by patients of eitherscx with g rea " . eel secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation borne tio!ri ten to three, and Item 6 in the evening till to at n igt.t. Patients in the country ate requested ;:, s'.,.!e the Pirti - . • in tars of their case, age, anfixen4nil "titbit 9111 y%th',. & s &‘• one closing, a tea:inane: for advicaliatut men Vint r fr `sore wilt be given, or sent to Any part oft he gt that t>4..s:iv4:). so essential to our tills.iertakiOk 14° , c!ters rnr: tie ad.k.l to the account tor, nicrliciiies. n. C lOU and Co. Surgeons, No. su7, r-4, 0911. 1" -- =v* - Messrs. Currie. and Co. have Certifietites 1•0 1 1 11 til t above respctiable Professors of Lendon ind rdniburgh , the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they Pe r . ' for Med the duties assi4nefl them during the titue they tended their Leelures and Pr-wait:v.: To TIIOMAS :TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Liridgc-Street, I.olvion. honoured Sir, Edinbingh, NI: :reit 12, Igor. EF,G ::Ave to incorm you, timt ever tbf ea - I • hare ht.en ailhadd with the J, :ce ; Vole% Y 1 , fiolll.lts Mut;tAttately resisting ev er y C,, v ro • .res,titietl' the most eminent of th e I.' ; ,,:aleY . 4 4 toirienicnio; Yetai :serer,- courses or' . .iliv,At;""' c: - .reed tio-t vie l' • . 1 •••1 ' twice - • i• ‘I,•E h u h: i v ,,,A,l 3 r!).)car tube of ;lie most inveterate suture. 1 . 4) i 5 •, 4 -ing• ot last- year Illy ‘ilSc•rd:r hail got to s , i ,j i a iie.A.l dearly to put a perie.) , ( i i .ci t;: ht i t i ii i); on the crown of ,onc on e.leit and Ill' I fu Ve l l i; b :p i :ifi e ftl e t i , it a i t ri ldffilad 'been , a state, 01 ulca r3tiell trt— last seven Ye-it's; 11411 ;as() two large nodes' '" was v ery much discoloured,ianit gave me such c•xeruti,,a'' l o g pain, particularly when warm A in bed, as ilt.ey W u : l prive tale of rost ; in this lament a bl e state, I Wit S.. t 1; reC°.— men ded by. Mr. . Tbornpsot i , ( w h o ri:ceiv..trl su• g r , j . - ' cur , : by them blre), to take your Le.l% - e's Which ; to On trio )6th Al3v ; 1:i:' cuurv: e of a-fortnight, 1 bef,an to receive N r ' re than a month, the ulcers •on m y b en t at o sou.ndly heated—soon alter, the so also; leaving, liovever, consinerable skin, and pain in the: bone of the lett, win,h, b3' iii: s res on nye 11':4#,fte fituittloel'h(l-;e"4s,icille":-s4lo....istic4.ll;cuti;;;-117'oras.,:esvc.114isnprei'r,ii;:4)..1°.1,iir"isjr; regaining its natural hue, and tue no,iturnal ping oil. I . tau.; bii.c.une, by your liberal advice icia divine, r i cco P ::e r r t e .e : - i t 1 1 ,Y uy t ri r e r. ' ii_ t * .c r 'll s n- pl a t s li n n Y d I s a r r r ' e ll " l ' :l4 r, t t Caine: jolly and fat, in which orate r uivingoniumi eti months to the astonishment of ail who ,i.siew a loss in wit:a terms to exprels irtatitud.r, hut i' rny for the good of othor surtirring mortals, to case as public as o...sible; as I sii..tl on o' ol l in so doing, pg, willyii .gre.itly sir, your „" obedient, very n imble s er vant, Al. g . 11 " Swan's Close,•ltigh,strect, (Sum- •TnompsoN, No. 3, ►N;6,v Witnesses to the above Lac Jr, 1'"" NPINIOSIiv Old ASSOIItb)V , C4 - Pre , ared I S o ld 'by the sole l*roiffictor, oe ,„‘„, THOMAii..:ytog, No - nat.:- of the Koval pions, at ltis House, No, 9, Nz•Jv where, after a constant or :now t" 4 ""r Venereal in a practice cri:r.cic.! tor.;:, - 00 et Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the ot Generation, with that inviolable secr.-ey witic.th his r'r°,teikati sho':1 1 1 alwarS . unsay re in sacii flatters tuntselt, the advice and asilsrar4CebC • !.: aditllnte,teTS penions taking till. e,nevtned, by a otscertittig I' ah tWillatt..tinable and void of all Amb.goa:, . Varket ; anir Also sold, by his appointment, 1,1 tlic r-• Those 4t A distance, at tiic " ,-..• street, fail-Mali i Drip-street; Mr. Disboroie t ;ll's, No. '• • •-• Mr. ;.'teei's, Bookseller, No. t, • • hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, •" • ' donald, t;lici t ;ow ; Hull, Datik.stme(, 1= Grit • f lerS , ll in CY I,:ry CCIISOCtAWC te)111, Irelarki, oronty xs. 9 -,!, or and Phiiii.,iiirections, whin-coy persons or eithe.• t's-lretlittiroCiVei wain e. se, speed, secrevy, awi•qh ) : :' , ' , : l Y l- -ti;'x sold in “re at r " 4 a star-:;., c;1 by laVOltr k • '""': P 7 lnteXt, at the Swit,p tiiiii.v---`• t. L . iiri , ige-..srcet."--;,, ttitto , are Cilt!tlreriVirit_